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Join us May 11th to learn about upcoming street work near Cesar Chavez

San Francisco Water, Power and Sewer and SF Department of Public Works (DPW) invite you to a meeting on May 11th to discuss:
CESAR CHAVEZ SEWER AND STREETSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS

Join us for a public meeting to discuss the upcoming Cesar Chavez Sewer and Streetscape Improvements. Construction work for sewer improvements is tentatively scheduled to break ground this summer, and will be followed by streetscape improvements - work for both is estimated to be complete in Summer 2013. These improvements are coordinated efforts with two phases of construction: Phase 1 is a sewer improvement to increase reliability of the combined sewer system and minimize potential flooding in the area. Phase 2 is a streetscape improvement to ensure a safe, gracious and ecologically sustainable Cesar Chavez corridor. The City will provide project-specific details on construction work for sewer improvements and an update on the streetscape improvements.

MEETING DATE AND LOCATION
Wednesday, May 11, 2011 at 6PM
Leonard R. Flynn Elementary School Auditorium
3125 Cesar Chavez Street

Beauty be dammed - Hetch Hetchy inspires

Outdoor columnist Tom Stienstra shares a visit to Hetch Hetchy in a recent article from the San Francisco Chronicle. "From the O'Shaughnessy Dam, the moment you cast your gaze across the cobalt-blue Hetch Hetchy and the towering canyon rims, domes and waterfalls, you will feel the power of place." Read the whole story here.

Bring Your Old Pills to any SF Police Station on April 30th!

Do you have old or expired pills/medications piling up?

Bring them to any San Francisco Police Station on Saturday, April 30, 2011 from 10am to 2pm for safe disposal.

Please don't throw pills/medicine away in the toilet or trash! They can end up in the Bay or ocean.

Not accepted: liquids (call 415-330-1405 for a mail-in envelope), needles (get free sharps containers at Walgreens) or Illegal drugs.

All other medications and pills are accepted.

For more information and a link to the event flyer, containing SF Police Station addresses, visit: http://bit.ly/gTwzuf

If you are unable to attend this event, find out other ways to properly dispose of medication by visiting: http://www.baywise.org/ or www.sfwater.org/CleanBay

Thank you for helping the environment!

Video: What's Up with WSIP?

Watch this short video and learn the latest about the SFPUC’s Water System Improvement Program (WSIP) to rebuild and seismically upgrade the Hetch Hetchy Water System.

Tree Removal - University Mound Reservoir North Basin Seismic upgrade project

Tree removal was completed in July 2010 on Felton Street between Dartmouth and Bowdoin Streets.

One tree inside SFPUC property was removed to accommodate installing a pipeline. This work was part of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) University Mound Reservoir North Basin Seismic Upgrade Project.

If you have questions or concerns, please contact Lolita Sweet of SFPUC Communications at 415-551-4394. You may also reach us at 415-554-3289 or comment at sfwaterdistrict9.org and sfwaterdistrict10.org

No active projects at this time

Hi everyone,
Just want to let you know that the SFPUC is busy around the City and region making major upgrades to our aging water and sewer systems.

We do not currently have any active projects in Districts 8 & 9 at this time.

Watch this blog in the future for updates.

To see a list of other active SFPUC blogs, visit www.sfwater.org/blogs

Check out our cool social media sites at www.sfwater.org/engage

For more information about our many projects, visit www.sfwater.org/wsip